our e-mail address is daas @ sf governor.org. >> thank you for that information. especially with that new pilot program. it sounds very intriguing to have more on-site attention to care. we get calls from independent living resource center from transition specialist at the hospital. there is so little time they have between patients to have programs set up. what i'm curious is for other organizations that possibly want to make sure that maybe their services are also known to your workers going out there, is there a way to contact them through number to know ahead of time to provide a more robust transition outline or outline more resources available to them. >> sure. absolutely. part of our expansion of our program is our extension of internal training for our staff. there is a supervisor here in the unit who is responsible for the training. so getting a really robust training for internal staff and doing more trainings for the whole community. so we are reviving and expanding trainings coming up. we have what is called the bethany center. it's longstanding traini

. >> sumi daas shows us a new jacket being developed to help you keep your head up. >> reporter: watch where you're going is a pretty good rule of thumb, though most of us ignore it daily as we bury or heads in our phones, but billy whitehouse of an australian company has a forward thinking open. >> navigating jacket is giving your eyes back to the city. it's an ability to walk around without having to look at a map. so it's map free travel. >> reporter: this prototype was designed for women, but a men's version was just unveiled at the south by southwest interactive festival. the blazers communicate via bluetooth with your phone. enter your destination in a mobile app and let the jacket be your guide. >> we're building a language around feedback, vibration sensors built into shoulders that tell you when to turn left and right and we have a countdown on your sleeve that allows you to know how many meters until you turn. >> reporter: sewn into the jacket is a bluetooth module and circuit board. wearable experiments is aiming for a battery life of seven hours. >> we hope to build inducti